Every time a .asm file is compiled and saved as .exe I would like the ide to call the strip.exe program. How can I get the sasm IDE to do it?
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Answer by
Saumya Sharma
To add a command to the ASM compiler in the SASM IDE, you can usually modify the build settings or create a custom build script. You can check the SASM documentation or the IDE's settings/options menu to find the specific configuration for adding commands or post-build actions. By configuring it correctly, you can make the IDE call the "strip.exe" program after every compilation of a .asm file to generate the .exe output.
Every time a .asm file is compiled and saved as .exe I would like the ide to call the strip.exe program. How can I get the sasm IDE to do it?
To add a command to the ASM compiler in the SASM IDE, you can usually modify the build settings or create a custom build script. You can check the SASM documentation or the IDE's settings/options menu to find the specific configuration for adding commands or post-build actions. By configuring it correctly, you can make the IDE call the "strip.exe" program after every compilation of a .asm file to generate the .exe output.